With her walking stick and her bamboo flute, the storyteller went from village to village, from one country to another, enjoying each encounter as a gift. But one day, as she took out her instrument, all the villagers left the square. Even the children, usually so curious, turned their backs on her. A beautiful tribute to freedom of expression. This album is supported by Amnesty International. It was part of the selection "Tous nos coups de coeur" Opalivres and the selection Lire et Faire lire 2016.

One day, Cuikomo the little bird, meets a strange fish named Leon. Immediately, he wants to make him his friend. But fish do not talk to birds. And birds don't talk to fish! It has always been like that... However, this little fish seems so nice that Cuikomo, to attract its attention, improvises a song. And Leon, with his mouth, plays the percussion. This album won the 2003 Prix des Incorruptibles.

In Veronika's class, all the children have lost a tooth, except her. All of them have been visited by the little mouse, except her! She has a tooth that moves, and has done so for a long time, but it refuses to fall out. As the days go by, the little girl feels more and more the injustice of the situation, and develops a real jealousy towards her classmates. So... will she or won't she fall? This beautiful, large-format book, illustrated with shimmering colours, is a real treat for the eyes. On your marks... get set!

"Our legs are heavy as lead! Our feet scream and crack! We are too old to dance! "Too old, the giants? This album was part of the "All our favourites" Opalivres selection.

In those days I was so blue, so marvellously blue, that no one in living memory had ever seen a more beautiful bird. I was prouder than a peacock. So proud that I strutted before all the animals. So proud that one day I even dared to compare myself to the Sun... This album was part of the selection Lire et Faire lire 2015.

Marilou is afraid at night, afraid of the dark, afraid of everything... One morning, however, a question comes to her about the mountain she sees from her bedroom window. The child, curious, asks those around her: "What's behind the mountain? But this question terrifies the adults, who refuse to answer it...

In front of Shiro's house, there is this man who goes out every day with his bicycle. Shiro discovers that he is a kamishibaïs storyteller, these small paper theatres used in Japan to tell stories. As a child, Shiro faithfully comes to listen to his stories...This album was part of the "Tous nos coups de coeur" Opalivres selection and of the Lire et Faire lire 2018 selection.

This story-tale evokes mutual aid and fraternity, through the birth of a family of hearts.What can unite a dignified old man, a homeless cricket, a rag doll, an orphaned little girl, a fearful giant and an abandoned house? Solidarity! This album was part of the Opalivres selection, category 6 years old and was Coup de coeur Jeune public de l'Académie Charles Cros 2018.

This musical tale takes us to the universe of Romany people, free men and women who travel by trailers. For a while, Laurence is sad. She's not able to have a child. Despite the old women's magic and help, the baby isn't coming. Laurence then goes to Tchouna, the camp's magician who predicts the future with her "Ragoune". She tells her that she will have a child, but a different one...

This child is Django Reinhardt, he'll grow up to be a great Jazz composer and guitarist, famous throughout the whole world.

This book tells Anicet's story, a foodie chick who pecks at anything in front of him, even outside the henhouse.

One day, when he's stuck on the other side of the fence because of his huge tummy, he decides to go on an adventure, curious to discover new horizons.

On the way, he meets Sacha the Bear who names him Little Feather and invites him to share his rich experiences and emotions in life. By his new friend's side, our chick discovers freedom and its taste of paradise. Then, day after day, Little Feather understands that this freedom has a price, once we try it, we can't live without it.